I always get motivation to draw when the timing is completely inappropriate.. grrr.. on that here's my obligatory small ramble that comes with the pre-exam draw:
(My) Warabi's shirt is based on a skeleton pattern smocking technique; when it comes to thinking about what Warabi wears I always try to consider the high social class he is a part of so I imagine he wears much more band-name, designer clothes because he was born into that wealth: its something he's grown up with and is very used to. With that said I definitely wouldn't ignore his fashion tastes in the Diss-Pair album art, since it doesn't seem like he'd be the type to only wear "big name designer brands". I think he's disconnected from the affluent lives his parents live, and his clothes are only a fraction of the way he expresses that. In contrast -as everything is with Diss-Pair- Ikkan represents the polar opposite by wearing something much simpler: a suit, and a button up. Just how everything about diss-pair is completely opposite to one another, Warabi grew up in a high social class, and Ikkan grew up in a low social class, and their clothes are the most direct byproduct of that difference.
And this topic can branch out into so many different other aspects such as....
- Despite being born into wealth, Warabi still experienced the world as an (in my hcs, half-octarian) octoling. How has he had to integrate into an inkling world?
- Warabi and Ikkan are both from different social statuses; how has that further divided mutual understanding between the worldviews they were raised with?
But thats.. a ramble for another time.. sniffle... I'll just get more embarrassed thinking abt this more. I always try to have a deep interpretation of Diss-Pair when it comes to my own since I think the fact they're so polar represents the world they were shaped in beautifully. Isn't Diss-Pair beautiful.
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